Honestly, I've never been a big fan of chasing highs. Watching the coin price surge, I get itchy to follow the trend, but it's often at these times that I get caught. After a few lessons learned, I changed my strategy—don't chase the rise, instead, go short when the price is high.

I keep an eye on coins like PIPPIN and RIVER. Every time the price hits a relatively high level, I decisively open a short position. What's the benefit of doing this? First, it avoids the embarrassment of being caught when chasing highs. Second, shorting at high levels often allows for capturing significant profits.

Of course, this approach isn't a panacea. The key is to understand what truly constitutes a high level—considering both technical analysis and market sentiment. Otherwise, it's easy to chase shorts and end up trapped in a reverse position. But compared to blindly chasing the rise, I think this approach is definitely more reliable.